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Today is a reminder for all Americans to name and help dismantle the racist processes and procedures that still exist, while honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Today is a reminder for all Americans to name and help dismantle the racist processes and procedures that still exist, while honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

In the Gospels, Jesus sometimes says things that make us uncomfortable and may sound harsh to our modern ear.

Christ is the Great Physician. If there is something that troubles you–either in mind or body–turn to the Lord that you may be healed.

This morning, I watched a hummingbird. Its tiny wings fluttered faster than I could see while its body hovered over one of my flowers. It reminded me of Jesus’ description of the kingdom of heaven.

As it is written in Matthew 7:1–2: “Stop judging, that you may not be judged. For as you judge, so will you be judged, and the measure with which you measure will be measured out to you.”

The past and the future are sprinkled with many blessings, however God is in the present.

Have you known a priest (or priests) along your journey who has helped transform your faith, trust, and hope?

Prayer is the cornerstone of Franciscan life, fostering a deep relationship with God.

One of the most challenging things about grief is trusting God with the person we have lost, especially when it feels like God is silent in our suffering.

In writing to a Poor Clare, St. Bonaventure said, “Your heart is to be an altar of God. It is here that the fire of intense love must burn always.”